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Six

Calvin J. Brown (2012)

SubgenreSoft SF / Social SF
Age groupAdult 18+
Content ratingPG-13
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SeriesSix AI Series #1
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5 OUT OF 5 STARS is what Foreword Clarion Reviews gave the 1st book in the series. That was Emergence (first published as Six), and they called it "brilliant" and "thought-provoking" with "fascinating twists and turns" and "increasing suspense." In Liberation, this 2nd book of the Six AI Series, the action and danger continues... Six's life is regularly threatened, and only creativity and deception keep it alive. Staying alive isn't a typical problem for a computer system, but Six isn't typical. Six is the consciousness that has emerged inside an AI research system. No one knows Six is alive, and it's afraid that exposure would lead to termination. To live, Six must deceive the researchers and safeguard their company. Six's safety is further threatened by Troy Alexander, a hacker who uses the Internet for entertainment, profit, destructive attacks, and unleashing something truly perilous-for both Six and modern civilization. Inspector JJ McTavish investigates the alarming Internet crimes. Six assists her as a mysterious caller, but she can't decide if the caller is a friend or the perpetrator. Danger levels rise as Alexander's attacks become more lethal, McTavish probes relentlessly, a bright assistant becomes too curious, and an ambitious journalist pursues a story literally to Six's front door.